His strength right now is his strength. It is the fact that tough talk equates for many voters to strength. And they are looking for somebody to help make them safe.
Rick Lazio: “His strength right now is his strength. It is the fact that tough talk equates for many voters to strength. And they are…”
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Rick Lazio comments on how Donald Trump's tough rhetoric resonates with voters seeking security.
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The middle class has done incredibly poorly under Barack Obama, under eight years. They don't want another eight years of going backwards in terms of their income.
I think number one that, you know, Donald Trump is not going to have a hard sell to explain or to persuade the American public that Hillary Clinton is not particularly trustworthy, that she's got ethical issues.
He's ineffective. And he will be ineffective, for two years, if he stays that long. And he should not stay that long.
Do I think he might - maybe should think a little bit longer-term, about the perception, of the party, of tolerating unethical, probably illegal behavior? Absolutely.





